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Tabla De Conversión Pantone a NCS (Natural Color System) Tabla de conversión Pantone a NCS (Natural Color System) PANTONE NCS (más parecido) PANTONE NCS (más parecido) Pantone Yellow C NCS 0580-Y Pantone 3985C NCS 3060-G80Y Pantone Yellow U NCS 0580-Y Pantone 3985U NCS 4040-G80Y Pantone Warm Red C NCS 0580-Y70R Pantone 3995C NCS 5040-G80Y Pantone Warm Red U NCS 0580-Y70R Pantone 3995U NCS 6020-G70Y Pantone Rubine Red C NCS 1575-R10B Pantone 400C NCS 2005-Y50R Pantone Rubine Red U NCS 1070-R20B Pantone 400U NCS 2502-R Pantone Rhodamine Red C Pantone 401C NCS 2005-Y50R Pantone Rhodamine Red U NCS 1070-R20B Pantone 401U NCS 2502-R Pantone Purple C Pantone 402C NCS 4005-Y50R Pantone Purple U NCS 2060-R40B Pantone 402U NCS 3502-R Pantone Violet C Pantone 403C NCS 4055-Y50R Pantone Violet U NCS 3050-R60B Pantone 403U NCS 4502-R Pantone Reflex Blue C NCS 3560-R80B Pantone 404C NCS 6005-Y20R Pantone Reflex Blue U NCS 3060-R70B Pantone 404U NCS 5502-R Pantone Process Blue C NCS 2065-B Pantone 405C NCS 7005-Y20R Pantone Process Blue U NCS 1565-B Pantone 405U NCS 6502-R Pantone Green C NCS 2060-B90G Pantone 406C NCS 2005-Y50R Pantone Green U NCS 2060-B90G Pantone 406U NCS 2005-Y50R Pantone Black C NCS 8005-Y20R Pantone 407C NCS 3005-Y50R Pantone Black U NCS 7502-Y Pantone 407U NCS 3005-Y80R Pantone Yellow 012C NCS 0580-Y Pantone 408C NCS 3005-Y50R Pantone Yellow 012U NCS 0580-Y Pantone 408U NCS 4005-Y80R Pantone Orange 021C NCS 0585-Y60R Pantone 409C NCS 5005-Y50R Pantone Orange 021U NCS 0580-Y60R Pantone 409U NCS 5005-Y80R Pantone Red 032C NCS 0580-Y90R Pantone 410C NCS 5005-Y50R Pantone Red 032U NCS 0580-Y90R Pantone 410U NCS 5502-R Pantone Blue 072C NCS 4055-R70B Pantone 411C NCS 7005-Y50R Pantone Blue 072U NCS 4055-R70B Pantone 411U NCS 6502-R Pantone Process Yellow C NCS 0575-G90Y Pantone 412C NCS 8005-Y80R Pantone Process Yellow U NCS 0575-G90Y Pantone 412U NCS 7502-R Pantone Process Magenta C NCS 1070-R20B Pantone 413C NCS 2005-Y20R Pantone Process Magenta U NCS 1070-R10B Pantone 413U NCS 2502-Y Pantone Process Cyan C NCS 1565-B Pantone 414C NCS 2502-Y Pantone Process Cyan U NCS 1565-B Pantone 414U NCS 3502-Y Pantone Process Black C NCS 8502-R Pantone 415C NCS 3502-Y Pantone Process Black U NCS 8000-N Pantone 415U NCS 3502-Y Pantone Warm Gray 1C NCS 1005-Y20R Pantone 416C NCS 5005-G80Y Pantone Warm Gray 1U NCS 1005-Y20R Pantone 416U NCS 4502-Y Pantone Warm Gray 2C NCS 1005-Y50R Pantone 417C NCS 6005-G80Y Pantone Warm Gray 2U NCS 2005-Y50R Pantone 417U NCS 5502-Y Pantone Warm Gray 3C NCS 2005-Y50R Pantone 418C NCS 7005-G80Y Pantone Warm Gray 3U NCS 3005-Y50R Pantone 418U NCS 6502-Y Pantone Warm Gray 4C NCS 3005-Y50R Pantone 419C NCS 8502-Y Pantone Warm Gray 4U NCS 3005-Y50R Pantone 419U NCS 7502-Y Pantone Warm Gray 5C NCS 3005-Y50R Pantone 420C NCS 1502-Y Pantone Warm Gray 5U NCS 4005-Y50R Pantone 420U NCS 2000-N Pantone Warm Gray 6C NCS 3005-Y50R Pantone 421C NCS 2502-Y Pantone Warm Gray 6U NCS 4005-Y50R Pantone 421U NCS 3000-N Pantone Warm Gray 7C NCS 4005-Y50R Pantone 422C NCS 3502-Y Pantone Warm Gray 7U NCS 4005-Y50R Pantone 422U NCS 3500-N Pantone Warm Gray 8C NCS 4005-Y50R Pantone 423C NCS 4500-N Pantone Warm Gray 8U NCS 5005-Y50R Pantone 423U NCS 4502-B Pantone Warm Gray 9C NCS 5005-Y50R Pantone 424C NCS 5500-N Pantone Warm Gray 9U NCS 5005-Y50R Pantone 424U NCS 5502-B Pantone Warm Gray 10C NCS 6005-Y50R Pantone 425C NCS 7000-N Pantone Warm Gray 10U NCS 6502-Y Pantone 425U NCS 6502-B Pantone Warm Gray 11C NCS 6005-Y50R Pantone 426C NCS 8500-N Pantone Warm Gray 11U NCS 6502-Y Pantone 426U NCS 8000-N Pantone Cool Gray 1C NCS 1002-Y Pantone 427C NCS 1502-Y Pantone Cool Gray 1U NCS 1002-Y Pantone 427U NCS 2000-N Pantone Cool Gray 2C NCS 1502-Y Pantone 428C NCS 2000-N Pantone Cool Gray 2U NCS 1502-Y Pantone 428U NCS 2502-B Pantone Cool Gray 3C NCS 2000-N Pantone 429C NCS 2502-B Pantone Cool Gray 3U NCS 2500-N Pantone 429U NCS 3002-B Pantone Cool Gray 4C NCS 2500-N Pantone 430C NCS 3502-B Pantone Cool Gray 4U NCS 3000-N Pantone 430U NCS 5005-R80B Pantone Cool Gray 5C NCS 3000-N Pantone 431C NCS 5502-B Pantone Cool Gray 5U NCS 3500-N Pantone 431U NCS 6005-R80B Pantone Cool Gray 6C NCS 3500-N Pantone 432C NCS 7502-B Pantone Cool Gray 6U NCS 4000-N Pantone 432U NCS 7005-R80B Pantone Cool Gray 7C NCS 4500-N Pantone 433C NCS 8502-B Pantone Cool Gray 7U NCS 4500-N Pantone 433U NCS 7005-R80B Pantone Cool Gray 8C NCS 5000-N Pantone 434C NCS 1005-R20B Pantone Cool Gray 8U NCS 4502-B Pantone 434U NCS 2010-R30B Pantone Cool Gray 9C NCS 5500-N Pantone 435C NCS 2005-R20B Pantone Cool Gray 9U NCS 5000-N Pantone 435U NCS 3010-R30B Pantone Cool Gray 10C NCS 6000-N Pantone 436C NCS 3010-R10B Pantone Cool Gray 10U NCS 5502-B Pantone 436U NCS 4010-R30B Pantone Cool Gray 11C NCS 7000-N Pantone 437C NCS 4010-R10B Pantone Cool Gray 11U NCS 6502-B Pantone 437U NCS 5010-R30B Pantone 100C NCS 0540-G90Y Pantone 438C NCS 7010-Y90R Pantone 100U NCS 0530-G90Y Pantone 438U NCS 6005-R20B Pantone 101C NCS 0560-G90Y Pantone 439C NCS 8005-Y80R Pantone 101U NCS 0550-G90Y Pantone 439U NCS 7005-R20B Pantone 102C NCS 0575-G90Y Pantone 440C NCS 8005-Y80R Pantone 102U NCS 0570-G90Y Pantone 440U NCS 7502-R Pantone 103C NCS 1075-G90Y Pantone 441C NCS 1502-G Pantone 103U NCS 2060-G90Y Pantone 441U NCS 2502-G Pantone 104C NCS 2070-G90Y Pantone 442C NCS 2502-G Pantone 104U NCS 3050-G80Y Pantone 442U NCS 3502-G Pantone 105C NCS 4050-G80Y Pantone 443C NCS 3502-G Pantone 105U NCS 5030-G90Y Pantone 443U NCS 4502-G Pantone 106C NCS 0550-G90Y Pantone 444C NCS 4502-G Pantone 106U NCS 0540-G90Y Pantone 444U NCS 5502-B Pantone 107C NCS 0560-G90Y Pantone 445C NCS 6502-G Pantone 107U NCS 0560-Y Pantone 445U NCS 6502-B Pantone 108C NCS 0570-Y Pantone 446C NCS 7502-G Pantone 108U NCS 0570-Y Pantone 446U NCS 6502-B Pantone 109C NCS 0580-Y Pantone 447C NCS 8005-G50Y Pantone 109U NCS 0580-Y10R Pantone 447U NCS 7500-N Pantone 110C NCS 1080-Y Pantone 448C NCS 7020-G90Y Pantone 110U NCS 2060-Y Pantone 448U NCS 7005-G80Y Pantone 111C NCS 3060-G90Y Pantone 449C NCS 6020-G90Y Pantone 111U NCS 4040-G90Y Pantone 449U NCS 6010-G90Y Pantone 112C NCS 3060-G90Y Pantone 450C NCS 6020-G90Y Pantone 112U NCS 4040-G90Y Pantone 450U NCS 6010-G90Y Pantone 113C NCS 0550-Y Pantone 451C NCS 3020-Y Pantone 113U NCS 0550-Y Pantone 451U NCS 4010-G90Y Pantone 114C NCS 0560-Y Pantone 452C NCS 2010-Y Pantone 114U NCS 0560-Y Pantone 452U NCS 3010-G90Y Pantone 115C NCS 0570-Y Pantone 453C NCS 2010-Y Pantone 115U NCS 1070-Y10R Pantone 453U NCS 3010-G90Y Pantone 116C NCS 0580-Y10R Pantone 454C NCS 1005-Y20R Pantone 116U NCS 0580-Y20R Pantone 454U NCS 2010-G90Y Pantone 117C NCS 2070-Y10R Pantone 4485C NCS 7020-G90Y Pantone 117U NCS 3050-Y Pantone 4485U NCS 6020-G90Y Pantone 118C NCS 3060-Y Pantone 4495C NCS 5030-G90Y Pantone 118U NCS 4040-Y Pantone 4495U NCS 5020-G90Y Pantone 119C NCS 5040-G90Y Pantone 4505C NCS 3030-G90Y Pantone 119U NCS 5030-G90Y Pantone 4505U NCS 4020-G90Y Pantone 120C NCS 0540-Y Pantone 4515C NCS 3020-Y Pantone 120U NCS 0540-Y10R Pantone 4515U NCS 3020-G90Y Pantone 121C NCS 0550-Y Pantone 4525C NCS 2020-Y Pantone 121U NCS 1060-Y10R Pantone 4525U NCS 2020-Y Pantone 122C NCS 0560-Y10R Pantone 4535C NCS 1010-Y Pantone 122U NCS 1060-Y20R Pantone 4535U NCS 2010-Y Pantone 123C NCS 0580-Y20R Pantone 4545C NCS 1010-Y10R Pantone 123U NCS 0570-Y30R Pantone 4545U NCS 1010-Y Pantone 124C NCS 2070-Y20R Pantone 455C NCS 6030-G90Y Pantone 124U NCS 2060-Y20R Pantone 455U NCS 6020-G90Y Pantone 125C NCS 3060-Y10R Pantone 456C NCS 4050-G90Y Pantone 125U NCS 4040-Y10R Pantone 456U NCS 5030-G90Y Pantone 126C NCS 4050-Y Pantone 457C NCS 3060-Y Pantone 126U NCS 5030-G90Y Pantone 457U NCS 3040-Y Pantone 127C NCS 0530-Y Pantone 458C NCS 1050-G90Y Pantone 127U NCS 1040-Y Pantone 458U NCS 2040-Y Pantone 128C NCS 1050-Y Pantone 459C NCS 1030-G90Y Pantone 128U NCS 1040-Y10R Pantone 459U NCS 1030-G90Y Pantone 129C NCS 1060-Y10R Pantone 460C NCS 1020-Y Pantone 129U NCS 1060-Y20R Pantone 460U NCS 1020-G90Y Pantone 130C NCS 1070-Y20R Pantone 461C NCS 1020-Y Pantone 130U NCS 1070-Y30R Pantone 461U NCS 1020-G90Y Pantone 131C NCS 2070-Y20R Pantone 462C NCS 7020-Y10R Pantone 131U NCS 3050-Y20R Pantone 462U NCS 7010-Y10R Pantone 132C NCS 3060-Y10R Pantone 463C NCS 6030-Y10R Pantone 132U NCS 4040-Y Pantone 463U NCS 6010-Y30R Pantone 133C NCS 5040-G90Y Pantone 464C NCS 5040-Y20R Pantone 133U NCS 5020-G90Y Pantone 464U NCS 5020-Y30R Pantone 134C NCS 0530-Y10R Pantone 465C NCS 3020-Y20R Pantone 134U NCS 1030-Y10R Pantone 465U NCS 3020-Y30R Pantone 135C NCS 0560-Y20R Pantone 466C NCS 2020-Y20R Pantone 135U NCS 0540-Y20R Pantone 466U NCS 2020-Y30R Pantone 136C NCS 0570-Y20R Pantone 467C NCS 2010-Y20R Pantone 136U NCS 0560-Y30R Pantone 467U NCS 2010-Y30R Pantone 137C NCS 0580-Y30R Pantone 468C NCS 1010-Y20R Pantone 137U NCS 0570-Y40R Pantone 468U NCS 1010-Y30R Pantone 138C NCS 1080-Y30R Pantone 4625C NCS 7020-Y50R Pantone 138U NCS 2060-Y30R Pantone 4625U NCS 7010-Y30R Pantone 139C NCS 3560-Y20R Pantone 4632C NCS 5040-Y40R Pantone 139U NCS 4040-Y20R Pantone 4635U NCS 6010-Y50R Pantone 140C NCS 6030-Y10R Pantone 4645C NCS 4020-Y50R Pantone 140U NCS 5020-Y10R Pantone 4645U NCS 4020-Y50R Pantone 1345C NCS 0530-Y20R Pantone 4655C NCS 3020-Y50R Pantone 1345U NCS 0530-Y20R Pantone 4655U NCS 3020-Y60R Pantone 1355C NCS 0540-Y20R Pantone 4665C NCS 2020-Y50R Pantone 1355U NCS 0540-Y30R Pantone 4665U NCS 2010-Y60R Pantone 1365C NCS 0560-Y30R Pantone 4675C NCS 1010-Y60R Pantone 1365U NCS 0560-Y40R Pantone 4675U NCS 1010-Y60R Pantone 1375C NCS 0580-Y40R Pantone 4685C NCS 1010-Y60R Pantone 1375U NCS 0560-Y40R Pantone 4685U NCS 1010-Y50R Pantone 1385C NCS 2070-Y30R Pantone 469C NCS 7020-Y50R Pantone 1385U NCS
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